• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 4483.

Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut Inc

MAE Event on June 21 2018 to raise awareness of Plastic Pollution Club Sponsored Program Highlighted Club Prepares to HostZone II Meeting in 2017 Scott Tilden Book Signing Club Receives Education Award WGC 2015 Annual Meeting a Big Hit.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4484.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-DECATUR SUSIES IL-0155

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

Sogn Valley Gobblers Chapter MN

To promote the wise conservation and management of the wild turkey.

• Citizen Participation

• 4486.

Azalea City Cat Coaltion

A trap neuter return rescue program for stray and feral cats in Baldwin County and Mobile, Alabama.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4487.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-SIOUX FALLS CHAPTER

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4488.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-349 BISHOP CA

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4489.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-SOCAL SHOOT CA-0272

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4490.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-GLADEWATER

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

• International Human Rights

• 4491.

Common Good Foundation Inc

| SDGs | Biodiversity | Climate Change | Marine & Terrestrial Environment | Blue Planet |BGB Carbon | Human Rights| #WedoSDGs| Follow our Director @jishnupa Common Good Foundation CGF Dignity Rights Justice Illegal Logging Cutting the Lungs of Planet Earth In 2018 members of the Tai Khamyang People of Assam India started an ecological organization the Chala Village Sanctuary Conservation Society in order to protect the trees within the Chala Reserve Forest which were being decimated by illegal logging.